ASI Events presents Baby Rose on Tuesday, Sept. 29 at the Performing Arts Center (Building 6) from 8-9 p.m.!
Baby Rose is undeniably a once-in-a-lifetime artist. Having amassed over 41.2 million global streams to date, Rose burst onto the scene with her 2019 debut project, To Myself, which landed her early co-signs by SZA, J. Cole, James Blake, Kehlani, and LeBron James. The project received large critical acclaim from The New York Times, Pitchfork, VOGUE, NPR, Rolling Stone, Billboard and many more. It was followed by a mesmerizing NPR Tiny Desk performance for the books, a sold-out headlining worldwide tour and major placements on HBO’s ‘Insecure’ and Kenya Barris’ award-winning ‘Grownish’. Later the singer received a GRAMMY nomination for her contribution to Dreamville’s Revenge of the Dreamers III album and was also featured on albums from Big KRIT and Matt Martians. She also opened for Ari Lennox and Snoh Aalegra on their celebrated 2019 tours. In late 2020, Baby Rose made her late-night TV debut with an arresting performance of her breakout song “Show You” on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. In early 2023, Rose performed the title track “Heavy Is The Hand” for the film Creed III alongside Dreamville. Following, in 2023, Rose released her critically acclaimed album, Through and Through. Featuring explosive collaborations with Smino and Georgia Anne Muldrow, Through and Through saw Rose carve out a lane for herself that was unrestricted by genres and showcased her extraordinary range as a skilled singer, songwriter and executive producer. On the heels of the album, Rose embarked on a national co-headlining tour alongside Q. aptly-named the Through The Soul tour closing out the year strong. Later on, in 2024, Rose released her acclaimed collaborative project Slow Burn featuring Badbadnotgood which arrived to large critical acclaim and would lead her to tour with Vince Staples across the US. Rose made her debut on the big screen in 2025 in the A24 film The Materialists by esteemed director Celine Song that saw her performing “I’ll Be Your Mirror” and “That’s All” both of which were released as part of the official film soundtrack. In early 2026, Baby Rose returned with her breakout single “Friends Again” featuring Leon Thomas which quickly became her most successful release to date – both commercially and critically. It has garnered over 12 million global streams and it was lauded by NPR,The New York Times, BET, Hypebeast, Billboard, VIBE, Colors, Okayplayer, giving a taste of what’s to come from an upcoming body of work from Rose soon.
Prohibited Items:
- Aerosol cans
- Animals/pets
- Audio/video recording equipment
- Balloons or related items
- Chains
- Illegal drugs
- Laser pens and pointers
- Noisemaking devices
- Outside liquids
- Professional photography equipment, trips, and monopods
- Poles/sticks to display flags and/or banners
- Unapproved pamphlets, fliers, handbills, etc…
- Weapons of any kind (i.e. pepper spray, tear gas, handcuffs, stun guns, etc.)
- Any other Item deemed inappropriate or dangerous by the venue in its sole discretion.
- Any bags larger than 12”x12” or backpacks will not be allowed in the theater. Bags are subject to inspections upon entry.
Visit the Performing Arts Center Policies and FAQs page for more information regarding venue policies. Doors open at 7 p.m., with a student performance to follow. A valid PolyCard and government issued photo-ID is required for entry. Secure your spot and register online through the PAC Ticket Office starting on Sept. 22 at 10 a.m. In-person ticket registration is not available. Tickets can only be obtained through online registration.
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